Wyoming oil and land notes span state wide activity
The Casper Osage area announces its first well in Osage townsite while Cheyenne reports that under 10 000 acres of government land no lottery will decide tracts due to insufficient applications. Pipe line work expands toward spring and roads and oil fields see major development across the state with high construction and leasing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Casper—Osage
Osage
Cheyenne
Manville
Midwest Refining Com Company
Lance Creek
Lusk
Wyoming
Highway Commission
Fremont County
Casper—Midwest Homes Association
Lander
Anglo-United Oil Fields Company of England
Old Dallas
Cokeville
Salt Greek Field
Laramie
Worland
Green M River
Douglas
Black Tail Oil Company
Cheyenne Tax Returns Urged as Filing Period Opens
Collector Leslie A. Miller announces an in Cheyenne from February 15 to March 45 for an internal revenue agent to assist corporations with income and excess profits returns for 1919. Many workers will need to file, especially wages from railroad jobs, and early filing is encouraged to ensure adequate attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Leslie A. Miller
Cheyenne
Stich
Miller
Soldiers view of Dempsey shapes postwar loyalties
Army veterans say champions defend titles for honor and duty, not pay, turning many ex-soldiers against Jack Dempsey. Johnny Newton, the army welterweight champ, notes the commitment of fighters and the strain on limited resources. They urge early returns to resolve questions arising after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Jack Dempsey
Johnny Newton
Crew Rescued After Five Days in Boats
A radio message from Wilmington reports the crew of the tank steamer Mielero, sunk at sea Monday, were rescued after five days in lifeboats by sister ship Sucrosa. The rescued sailors were identified as members of the Mielero’s crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. Gu
Mielero
Small Boats Gathered After Afternoon Pickup
A fragment notes a pickup this afternoon after a prior period described as efions 1% small boats for five paye. Details are unclear but indicate a maritime or logistical context with limited legible terms.
City Federation Set for February 2 Meeting
The regular meeting of the City Federation will be held Monday February 2 at 4 o clock in Carnegie library. TRY STATE LEADER WANT ADS THEY BRING RESULTS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Carnegie Library
Wilde Matched With Mason for Fly Title Bout
Jimmy Wilde English flyweight champion and Frank Mason of Fort Wayne Indiana have been matched for a 42 round world flyweight title bout in Toledo late February. A telegram from Ad Matches notes Wilde’s signature is pending through Gates Half Sole Tires-Punctire proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jimmy Wilde
Frank Mason
Fort Wayne
Ind
16Th St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review
Buffalo
Internal Revenue Department
Dempsey
Federation
Citizens National Bank
Willard
Willard Service
Passengs
American Motors
American Andersen
Anbar Bailey Bartholor Beggs
Buick Canadian Cease
Chevrolet
Comet Common Crawford Cunningh Daniels Davis
Dixie Fly
Dodger
Dorria
Elcar Elgin Ferris
Franklin Gardner Geronimo Haynes Hebb Hollier-Hi Holmes
Hupmobil
Jordan Kankateee
Xissel-Ka
Lezington Liberty
Louisiang
McFarlan Mercer
Meteor
Mets
Michigan Midwest Mitchell Moline
Kaigee Monitor Moore Napoleon
Reason
Acme
American Commercial
Erican LaFranca
Seder
Atterbury
Bartholomew Belmont Bethlehem
Brockway
Buckeye Capitol Chevrolet
Clydesdale
V.w.d Grant
Pindiana
Helamas Kissel
Laverne Mack Madison Mercusy
Mit Mutual Nash Northway
Old Hickory Packard
Panhard Parker Rainier Truck
Dan
Nwae
Rowe
THE
Capitol Battery Company
18Th and
Capitol
Cheyenne State Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Capitol Avenue
Hynds Building
Overland
Mentz-Overland Motor Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!